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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM7250 · Table of contents: deceased persons: period before death

  • TSEM7252 · Deceased persons: year of death- income arising to date of death
  • TSEM7254 · Deceased persons: tax chargeable - no probate or letters of administration
  • TSEM7256 · Deceased persons: tax arrears when estate distributed
  • TSEM7260 · Deceased persons: income chargeable as property income or as savings and investment income
  • TSEM7262 · Deceased persons: interest received
  • TSEM7266 · Deceased persons: taxed income and gains
  • TSEM7268 · Deceased persons: apportioning annuities received
  • TSEM7270 · Deceased persons: charges and interest paid
  • TSEM7280 · Deceased persons: final year`s liability
  • TSEM7282 · Deceased persons:
  1. Table of contents: deceased persons: period before death
  2. Deceased persons: apportioning annuities received

TSEM7268 | Deceased persons: apportioning annuities received

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

These instructions do not apply to annuities chargeable as employment income.

The portion of an annuity that accrued up to the date of death will normally be assessable on the personal representatives (Bryan v Cassin 1942, 24TC468). But occasionally regular payments are made to the annuitant at definite intervals in advance of the due date. Where that has been the practice, the advances actually received by the annuitant during his/her lifetime may be regarded as the income of the annuitant.

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